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Terms and conditions apply. If you order something online, how does it get to you? By road, maybe it's flown in.

Well, you might not think it, but a staggering 90% of all globally traded goods are carried by ships,

many of which rely on intra-country waterways to get from A to B.

These often giant or sometimes surprisingly tiny waterways are used to cut down

travel times so that your Amazon package gets to you faster. But that's not all they're built for.

From providing impossible-looking passageways across countries to the narrow straits giant ships

are launched in, let's take a look at some

of the most important waterways and how they've changed the world around them.

You're listening.

You're listening.

You're listening to be amazed. Considered one of the most ambitious construction projects in history, the 50-mile-long Panama Canal,

provides a route between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, significantly reducing the distance and time

required for ships to pass between the two. How significantly? Well, before its completion

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